1. Curler Setting Tips
(Jomar Bendal)

2. How to Curl Your Hair With a Curler
If you have straight hair, using a curler may be
the only way you can achieve temporary curls.
The hair can be curled with a curling iron, hot
rollers or traditional rollers. Curling irons and
hot rollers can be bought in different sizes and
lengths and are made for all hair types. You
can experiment with a variety of products and
tools to find a look that fits your style.
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3. How to Set Hair in Curlers
Women generally use curlers to create wave and curls in
their hair. Large curlers can also be used to straighten and
smooth out the hair. Setting hair using curlers was a
common practice as far back as the 1950s. It's one of the
healthiest ways to add style to your hair. Setting hair in
traditional curlers can involve using heat, but it's nowhere
near as damaging as hot rollers, hair straighteners or
curling irons. Hair can be set in curlers when it's wet or
damp, depending on personal preference.
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4. How to Set Hair With Hot Curlers
Curling your hair with heated rollers is a convenient
way to achieve a particular look, and you can apply
your makeup, decide what to wear or do chores while
your hair is setting. Lots of looks can be achieved with
hot rollers--from large, bouncy curls to small ringlets.
The smaller the roller you use, the tighter the curl will
be. Large rollers will create body and shape rather than
curls. Many heated roller sets come with rollers in
several sizes so you can customize your look.
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5. How to Sleep in Hair Curlers
Sleeping with your hair in hair curlers can save
you time when attempting to add curls to your
hairstyle. Instead of needing to wake up earlier
than normal, you can simply set your hair in the
curlers and lie down. Without taking the proper
steps, however, sleeping in hair curlers can be
quite an uncomfortable experience. Avoid
discomfort and achieve the desired look with
some preparation.

6. Four Easy Tips for How to Curl Hair
Without Heat
Paper Bag Curls
• Talk about being inventive! Online beauty
guru and makeup artist Michelle Phan has
come up with a cheap and super gentle way to
make your hair beautifully curly by using strips
of paper bags.

7. Braid Curls
• A classic hair tip, but it still works. The tighter you
make the braids, the tighter the curls will be. If
you want soft waves or just simple soft
curls, make the braids a bit looser. If you do this
after you've washed your hair, make sure your
hair is just ever so slightly damp or completely
dry for the best results. You can spray a little bit
of light hairspray or spray-on conditioner in your
hair to make it more manageable. Braid your hair
from both sides, and if you know how to french
braid, even better! Just sleep with your braids
in, take them out in the morning, comb through
your hair with your fingers gently, and style as
you want.

8. The Headband Curls
• If you crave va-va-voom curls that rival those
of Taylor Swift, you need to learn how to curl hair
using a headband! If you haven't tried this super-
easy method already, you need to. Using a
simple, soft elastic headband, you will wrap
sections of hair around the band and wear it
overnight. The end result is lovely and spiral
vintage curls that look like they took hours.

9. Curls With Socks
• Socks, you say? For these simple curls, use basic
long (and clean!) cotton socks. Just wrap strands
of hair around the socks, roll upwards to the
middle of your hair, and tie the socks into a knot.
Alternatively, you can use an old T-shirt or an old
towel that you cut into strips as your "rollers." Do
this on damp hair and leave on overnight for
lovely, wavy hair.
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